Heater for hot isostatic pressing apparatus
AssigneeKabushiki Kaisha Kobe Seiko Sho
InventorYoichi Inoue
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AssigneeKabushiki Kaisha Kobe Seiko Sho
InventorYoichi Inoue
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A stacked type heater construction particularly suitable for large HIP apparatus, having a number of heating unit assemblies stacked one on another to provide a vertical series of independently controllable heating zones, the heater including a generally cylindrical heater retaining cage constituted by a number of annular graphitic members serving as girdle frames and a number of graphitic support columns serving as vertical frames, the annular members and support columns being connected with each other through electric insulators and defining a series of divided sections around the heater retaining cage in each one of the heating zones; and a plurality of segmental graphitic heating elements supported in the respective divided sections of the heater retaining cage through electric insulators to form an independent heating circuit in each heating zone.
A heater for a hot isostatic pressing apparatus for treating at least one workpiece in a high temperature and pressure gas atmosphere by application of heat and pressure, comprising:
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